《Ghost Blowing the Lantern: Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea》original work

Recently - "Ghost Blowing the Lantern: Return to the South China Sea" - is being aired, and a lot of information about this drama has appeared in major media and software.The acting performance and plot of the actors in the play have become the most discussed topics among the audience.In particular, many viewers want to know about the original work of Ghost Blowing the Lamp: Return to the South China Sea.

《Ghost Blowing the Lantern: Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea》original work

The play is adapted from the novel "Ghost Blowing the Lantern: Return to the South China Sea" in the series of "Tian Xia Ba Sing" - "Ghost Blowing the Lantern".

《Return to the Ruins of the South China Sea》It tells the story of Hu Bayi, who was entrusted by Professor Chen to go to the South China Sea to find the long-lost bone mirror of King Qin.There is a coral spiral sea area in the South China Sea, where storms occur all year round and shipwrecks occur frequently.According to historical records, in the Coral Spiral there was once a country that hated the sky with a highly developed bronze civilization.Since the Qin Dynasty, relevant records have completely disappeared, and the Kingdom of Hatian has become a veritable kingdom of mystery.

Professor Chen, who returned from medical treatment in the United States, took the opportunity of holding a family dinner to ask Hu Bayi to find the national treasure King Qin's Bone Mirror. The mirror was lost in the coral spiral in the South China Sea.After everyone discussed it, they decided to go to the South China Sea to search for the lost treasures, and at the same time do some egg-collecting business, that is, to hunt for the Pearl of the South China Sea.

Introduction to the novel:

The story is based on a fragment of a family secretarial book. It tells the story of three contemporary gold-touching captains. In order to solve the eternal mystery of the disappearance of the tribe, they use the secrets of Feng Shui to interpret the pulse of the mountains and rivers in the world and find a place that is lost in the depths of the earth.The Dragon Tower Palace.After all, those actions of dragons and tigers hiding, uprooting the world, and turning seas upside down are all very vulgar. In the bizarre underground world, the mysterious veil of history is being unveiled layer by layer...

Origin of this book: - Liezi·Tang Wen - There is a saying: “ To the east of the Bohai Sea, hundreds of millions of miles away, there is a large ravine. It is actually a bottomless valley, and there is no bottom under it, so it is called Guixu.”The saying of Guixu has been around since ancient times. It is said that all the water in the world converges at Guixu.In fact, Guixu is a vivid description of the undersea abyss by the ancients, and the abyss and bottomless pits in the South China Sea are mysterious existences that cannot be detected by the most cutting-edge contemporary technology.The bottomless whirlpools that occasionally appear on the sea surface are called "sea eyes" by fishermen.The “Nanhai Guixu” mentioned in the story is located under the eye of the sea, which is as complicated as a maze.

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